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Sunday, November 21, 2010

Figma King Kazma Review


The Anime.
Summer Wars is a 2009 science fiction anime directed by Mamoru Hosoda & produced by Madhouse.
Set in a territory governed by a clan in Ueda, the film's focuses on Kenji Kaiso, a timid 11th grade math genius who was falsely implicated in hacking the virtual world of Oz (no, not the one with the yellow brick road), & with the help of upper-classman Natsuki Shinohara's extensive family, they must find a way to save the real world & the world of Oz.








King Kazma is one of the avatar from Oz's world owned by Kazuma Ikezawa, a 13 year old netgame warrior champion.
It takes form of a human like rabbit that seriously kicks ass.



The figures are wrapped rather well to prevent paint sticking to the packaging. It has two trays, one for the figure & the the other is for the accessories.
Instruction wise, you have instruction on how to change the figures' face on one of the flap of the box & a piece of paper showing how to attach the banner to the figure. Thats it.
It also has a cut-out from the box that can be attached to a Di:Stage.



Attaching the stand that comes with the figure.



This is Kenji Kaiso's temporary avatar after his original were taken by a AI program called Love Machine. Figma's Love Machine will be release sometime next month, or early next year.
Yes, its a squirrel.
Theres no articulation, just the figure & stand. It does have a hefty weight to it though.


Come together with a zip lock bag for storing all the accessories. A plus.
Thank you Max Factory.

Figma's line of toy figures are mostly, if not all, characters from Japanese anime.
The paint job is beautiful, has a lot of range in articulation and build quality is good. Theres a lot of flexible soft plastic to cater the articulation which you can pose the toy as in the film.
It is beautifully done & reminiscent of the anime, which anime lover should watch.

8 comments:

  1. bad ass and adorable at the same time.
    congrat on getting 'em dude. hohohoho

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  2. Thx.
    They do know how to make a character cute & deadly.

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  3. I gave this a miss actually due to budget but it is really a good looking figure.

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  4. Awesomeness!!!! I will find time to watch the anime... but afraid teracun dgn toys dia plak!!!!

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  5. It is awesome.
    The are store, if still available, that sell 'em cheaper than what I ought.

    @saruman :
    Knowing you're a Neon Genesis Evangelion fan, I propose you get the Rei Ayanami's New Theatrical Ver. figma next year.
    That is a MUST GET.

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  6. @ Rafys: Hmmm that's hard to resist!!!

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  7. Wow, I like this anime quite much n being searching awhile for those figures. Where did you get it? Cool.

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